Celebration of Life for Tacoma Council Member Catherine Ushka on May 23 at Eastside Community Center

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma will commemorate the life of Council Member Catherine Ushka with a Celebration of Life on May 23 at the Eastside Community Center. This gathering will serve as an opportunity for residents, city officials, and friends to honor Ushka's lasting impact on local governance and her dedication to the community. Attendees can expect heartfelt speeches and reflections on her contributions, underscoring the significance of her role in promoting civic engagement and policy development. The event is not only a tribute to Ushka but also a reminder of the vital role local leaders play in shaping the community's future. Community members are encouraged to attend and share their memories, fostering a sense of unity and support.

This Celebration of Life aims to inspire continued civic involvement and remembrance of Ushka's commitment to public service. As Tacoma comes together to celebrate her legacy, the event highlights the importance of community ties and the shared responsibility of local governance. The city invites everyone to join in honoring a leader who made a difference.

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